St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-12
additional Minneapolis News O
the Eighth Page.
Personal AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. Fred Plllsbury is reported to be slowly
improving.
Ex-Gov. Austin, of Fergus Falls, was on
Change yesterday.
Mrs. ". D. Hale, 227 Oak Grove street. en-
tertained few friends yesterday evening"
Ghiss Maggie Grove. OF LtchfeId. who has
been visiting friends in Minneapolis for a
week. returned home Yesterday.
At the Vest F. E. Kennedy. Duluth: r.
Hanover, c. W. Becker, James 3. Pearson,
New York; W. r. Bagley, Madison
At the st. James: Frank II. oble, Rochester:
L. a. PiXley, Glencoe; c. B. Williamson, c. C.
Maxwell, Waterfowl; G. T. Miller Beaver
Fails.
At the Nicollett: G. [. Darling, westfeld;
T. L. Erickson, Duluth: D. E. Branham
L1tchfeld; j. d. Lingo, FaribauIt; ]. T.
Whaion, Aberdeen.
Mrs. John Swift was pleasantly surprised
last night by number of friends who had
come 10 celebrate her birthday Refresh
ments were served and music and dancing
filed in merry evening.
4 dispatch was yesterday received from
Florida Stating that Harry Hawley has greatly
improved in health and is better than at any
time since his arrival there.
party consisting of Miss Wyman, Miss
Buxton, Maj. and Mrs. Charles Rune c. B.
Eusts and CavonS Langdon left the CITY en-
route to Europe Monday evening O. c.
Wyman accompanied them as far as New
York.
The masked ball given by tho Dudley p.
Chase Post q. a. r., at their hail on the East
side last evening, was an occasion highly en-
Joyabie to the participants. There is always
great deal of fun about these carnivals;
formality is defied, and secure in the secrecy
that mask affords q world OF nonsense is in
duleed in by ladies and gentlemen who on
more formal occasions are as proper as
propriety itself. The dancing was kept I'D
with Zest till a late hour, and old and young
alike trIpped it gaily.
Ho, FOR CALIFORNIA.
large party of Minneapolitans started for
California via Albert Lea route yesterday
evening. They go first to Kansas CITY. where
they take the Sante Fe route and thence by
the Southern Pacific to the pleasant climate
of Los Angeles, il which region they will re-
main until warmer weather calls them home
Following are the members of the party ::
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Lee, Mrs. a. Il. NetietOn and daughter and
Mrs 1hurber, Rev. aud Mrs. E. S. Williams
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John LudIurn.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Stacey, Mr.. and Mrs
William Everett and daughter. MIR. and Mrs
c. NJ. Loring, Mr.. and Mrs. William Moran.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Bracket and Mrs W. NJ
Bracket, MIR. and Mrs. S. z. Snyder and
daughter and Mrs. Frank Snyder, Mr.. and
Mrs, o. a. Pray, Mr.. and Mrs L. S. Gillette.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Corbett, Mr.. and Mrs
Remaley and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Eiel, Mrs. J. NJ. Robinson and daughter.
Mrs. Puliord. Mrs. Rooedeau and daughter,
Mrs. Charles Hoyt, Miss Good Miss Batchel-
der and Messrs. D. P. Shipman, Charles Rob-
inson, William PulfCrd, c. S. Batchelder, W.
Carver. H. j. Krewson. j. Tiffany, Huff, Ed
Moore and S. D. Morrison.
GISSLOW-HJOLM.
A brilliant social event in Scandinavian
circles was the wedding reception OF Mr.. and
Mrs Caes L. Gissow, which was given at
Nordin hall last night. Mr.. Gisslow and Miss
Amanda a. Holm were married Yesterday
afternoon at the groom's residence, 2lS Grant
street south, by Rev. Peterson. of the Swedish
Baptist church. The ceremony was very
pri' are, but they had issued invitations for Il
RECEIPT on in the evening, to which about q
hundred of their friends responded. The
congratulations extended TO the bride and
groom were profuse and sincere, and were
accompanied by a number of elegant and
useful presents. The reception was given in
the large parlor of the Nordin society, and
later all the company sat down to a substan-
tial feast in the music hall adjoining. The
Svea band of which Mr. Gisslow is Il men,
Der, was present and discoursed sweet music
during the evening.